Jonathan H Mark
Biographic Data
| ID | 5180446 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jonathan H Mark |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jonathan H |
| FAMILY NAME | Mark |
| SIGNATURE | MARK J H |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of British Columbia |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 29 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1977 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1986 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
A study of the impacts of zoning on housing values over time
House Prices
Teacher Survival Rates in St. Louis, 1969–1982
The paper reports teacher survival rates in the St. Louis metropolitan area and updates a similar 1978 study by the authors. High dropout rates continue to exist in the beginning years of teaching for each entering cohort. Survival rates appear to have peaked for cohorts entering in the early 1970s, with survival rates declining substantially for subsequent cohorts. Beginning with the cohort entering in 1975, females begin to have higher survival…
Teacher Survival Rates in St. Louis, 1969-1982
Schools and the transformation of a metropolis
On the Complex Problem of Teacher Salaries
Changing educational costs over the life cycle of public school districts
Residential preferences, neighborhood filtering and neighborhood change
Teacher Survival Rates—A Current Look
Data are examined for the period 1968 to 1976 to provide a current look at public school teacher survival rates, and to update Charters’ findings reported in 1970. Results indicate that the downward sloping survival curve that Charters found still exists, although the curve has shifted up steadily through time. For example, of the cohort of new entrants to teaching in the St. Louis area in 1968, only 64.7% lasted beyond 1 year. Further, the survi…
Teacher Survival Rates
Determinants of Urban House Prices
In this paper we have commented on some of the methodological issues in the original paper. We have attempted to clear up confusion relating to the use of factor analysis as an analytical tool for dealing with multicollinearity, and on the use of R 2 values for choosing between regression equations. We have also offered a stronger rational for the testing of a hybrid model
Revealed Preferences for Neighbourhood Characteristics
The research reported here analyses the relative influence of a variety of neighbourhood characteristics, not by the more common means of aggregate comparative analysis, but by examination of major influences revealed by the observed market behaviour of an interviewed sample of actual movers in St Louis, Missouri. The most significant result was the failure of changing percentage non-white population to account for movers' revealed preferences, d…
Teacher Mobility and Productivity in a Metropolitan Area
Past trends and future problems
A study of the impacts of zoning on housing values over time
Teacher Mobility and Productivity in a Metropolitan Area
Past trends and future problems
House Prices
Revealed Preferences for Neighbourhood Characteristics
The research reported here analyses the relative influence of a variety of neighbourhood characteristics, not by the more common means of aggregate comparative analysis, but by examination of major influences revealed by the observed market behaviour of an interviewed sample of actual movers in St Louis, Missouri. The most significant result was the failure of changing percentage non-white population to account for movers' revealed preferences, d…
Changing educational costs over the life cycle of public school districts
Schools and the transformation of a metropolis
On the Complex Problem of Teacher Salaries
Residential preferences, neighborhood filtering and neighborhood change
Teacher Survival Rates—A Current Look
Data are examined for the period 1968 to 1976 to provide a current look at public school teacher survival rates, and to update Charters’ findings reported in 1970. Results indicate that the downward sloping survival curve that Charters found still exists, although the curve has shifted up steadily through time. For example, of the cohort of new entrants to teaching in the St. Louis area in 1968, only 64.7% lasted beyond 1 year. Further, the survi…
Teacher Survival Rates
Determinants of Urban House Prices
In this paper we have commented on some of the methodological issues in the original paper. We have attempted to clear up confusion relating to the use of factor analysis as an analytical tool for dealing with multicollinearity, and on the use of R 2 values for choosing between regression equations. We have also offered a stronger rational for the testing of a hybrid model
Revealed Preferences for Neighbourhood Characteristics
The research reported here analyses the relative influence of a variety of neighbourhood characteristics, not by the more common means of aggregate comparative analysis, but by examination of major influences revealed by the observed market behaviour of an interviewed sample of actual movers in St Louis, Missouri. The most significant result was the failure of changing percentage non-white population to account for movers' revealed preferences, d…
Teacher Mobility and Productivity in a Metropolitan Area
Past trends and future problems
Residential preferences, neighborhood filtering and neighborhood change
Teacher Survival Rates—A Current Look
Data are examined for the period 1968 to 1976 to provide a current look at public school teacher survival rates, and to update Charters’ findings reported in 1970. Results indicate that the downward sloping survival curve that Charters found still exists, although the curve has shifted up steadily through time. For example, of the cohort of new entrants to teaching in the St. Louis area in 1968, only 64.7% lasted beyond 1 year. Further, the survi…
Teacher Survival Rates
Changing educational costs over the life cycle of public school districts
On the Complex Problem of Teacher Salaries
Schools and the transformation of a metropolis
House Prices
Teacher Survival Rates in St. Louis, 1969–1982
The paper reports teacher survival rates in the St. Louis metropolitan area and updates a similar 1978 study by the authors. High dropout rates continue to exist in the beginning years of teaching for each entering cohort. Survival rates appear to have peaked for cohorts entering in the early 1970s, with survival rates declining substantially for subsequent cohorts. Beginning with the cohort entering in 1975, females begin to have higher survival…
Teacher Survival Rates in St. Louis, 1969-1982
A study of the impacts of zoning on housing values over time
Economics (9 works) · Sociology (9 works) · Psychology (7 works) · Demographic economics (4 works) · Demography (4 works) · Demography (4 works) · Mathematics (4 works) · School Choice and Performance (4 works) · Econometrics (3 works) · Economic growth (3 works)